orthodox

• Que se ajusta a las doctrinas establecidas, tradicionales o generalmente aceptadas, especialmente en religión o política, así como a normas o prácticas convencionales.

Conforming to established, traditional, or accepted doctrines, especially in religion or politics.

1. Traditional or conventionalB2formal

   Following established, traditional, or accepted practices, beliefs, or doctrines.

   ortodoxo

   • He holds orthodox views on economic policy.
   • The orthodox approach to medicine often relies on proven treatments.
   • Her orthodox methods in teaching have been used for decades.

   Sinónimosacceptedconformistconventionalcustomaryestablishednormalregularstandardtraditionalusual

   Antónimosheterodoxirregularnontraditionalunconventionalunorthodox

2. Religious orthodoxyB2formal

   Adhering to the traditional and established faith of a religion, especially Judaism or Christianity.

   Ortodoxo (religioso)

   • The Orthodox Jewish community follows strict dietary laws.
   • Orthodox Christians celebrate Easter according to the Julian calendar.
   • He was raised in an orthodox religious household.

   Sinónimosconformistconservativedoctrinairedogmaticfundamentalistobservantstricttraditionalist

   Antónimosheterodoxliberalunorthodox